BEATE TUBACH

Cat-Walk No.6 explores movement and form, blending reality with abstraction. It captures the elegance and unpredictability of a cat's gait through layered shapes and muted colors. The artwork invites reflection on presence and fleeting moments, exemplifying her exploration of the physical and psychological. This piece meditates on rhythm, balance, and the tension between control and spontaneity.

Cat-Walk No.10 blurs perception and reality, dissolving traditional visual narratives. The piece evokes the fluidity of a fashion runway through textures and layers without literal depiction. It explores transition, identity, and transformation, using a neutral palette to create a contemplative mood. This work reflects her focus on the intangible intersections of space, time, and presence.

Using layered forms and a muted palette, it evokes movement and transition, akin to a cat’s graceful, unpredictable stride. The piece invites reflection on space and identity, serving as a contemplative space that highlights the fleeting nature of reality through simplicity and depth.

The Wild Flowers of Avalon #2 explores nature’s fleeting beauty with mythic undertones. The artwork blurs reality and imagination, transforming wildflowers into symbols of mystery and change. Using subtle textures and a muted palette, it dissolves boundaries between the tangible and intangible, evoking memory’s fluidity and time’s passage. Inspired by Avalon’s mystical aura, the piece presents flowers as emissaries between worlds, inviting reflection on existence’s transience and hidden stories.

The Wild Flowers of Avalon blends natural forms with ethereal abstraction. It merges wildflowers with the mythical Avalon, using delicate brushstrokes and a muted palette to balance fragility and strength. The piece challenges perceptions, exploring the space between reality and imagination, nature and myth. It reflects Tubach’s pursuit of dissolving realities and invites quiet contemplation of the unseen.